St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS PROVISION COMPANY!
"a and &c South First Street,
Minneapolis, : Mimi.
Pork and Beef Packers
AND GENERAL Provision DEALERS.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce

On the local board there was but little do
ing until the last hour, and buyers were hold
ing off as usual. The receipts OF o32 cars,
the most of which was offered on the sample
tables, prompted buyers to hold off for re-
auctions. Early sales were about at yester-
days figures, but a good deal of the grain
was carried away unsold. Futures were Of
fered but could not be placed except at lower
prices. Duluth received 331 cars. Follow
ing are the closing quotations: No. hard, in
store, November, 1Ol2c; December. 7lc;
January, re; May, re: On track, Ill2c. No.
1 Northern, i'll store, November. 6Ilec; De-
cember. Csc; January, 69e; May, &c; on
vember, Gle; December, e5e; January, 66c;
May, T1c; on track, 630G6c.
Sales Included-50, 900 blu No. l Northern,
to arrive, 6Sl2c. Car lot sales by sampie-1
car No. hard, with transit, &c; z cars No.
way bill, 72I2c; II cars No. Northern, o. l.,
6Sc; 80 cars No. Northern. Csc; car No.
1 Northern. delivered, 67i2e: 20 cars No.
Northern o. t., 10 arrive, csc; car NO. /!
Northern, delivered, 6ac; cars No. !
Northern, delivered, 6slac: 1 car No. 1
Northern, extra, 7lc; cars No l Northern,
extra, zoe; l car No. Northern, o. t.,
69c; cars No, Northern, 6al2c; :
car No. 2 Northern, 63l2c:
8 cars No. Northern. 63c; ear No. .
Northern. 64c; / cars No. . Northern,
65l2c; ! car No. . Northern. 66c; | car No.
2 Northern, 65Ac; ID cars No. Northern,
Csc: 1S cars No. Northern, 6ll2c; cars
No. 2 Northern o. t., 65c; 8 cars No. . North
ern delivered, CLIP; / ear No. 3, csc; ear
No. ) with transit, Gle; car rejected, soc;
l car rejected, soc; 3 cars rejected I. o. b..
&c; 3 ears rejected 62c; car rejected. 60c;
6 cars no grade, +. o. b.. 6ll2c: car choice
No 3 oats 25e; car No. corn, SOC.
Flour-The Market Record says: The mar
ket was steady to-day and so far as holders
could make il so was firm. The production
is not SO heavy as il was owing chiefly to low
water in the river. Some millers say the de-
mand is good, while others picture 1t as fall
ing off somewhat and that dealers having
little supply ahead are disposed 10 hold back
for concessions Whether these Will be
granted must depend on the wheat market.
For the last few days local wheat prices have
weakened little aDd if receipts continue
large there is prospect of further depression.
Patents, sacks to local dealers, 81. l56 1.25 :;
Patents TO ship sacks, car lots, LIS; In
larrels. 81 2504 30: Delivered at New ing
land points S4.90M5.10 New York points.
ST. S5M5 ): delivered ut Philadelphiaand Balti-
more, 81. S0614. %; bakers, S3.i0@355: su-
pertine. Sl.SUGI2.5O; Red Dog. sack, 81 10
@I.5J; Red Dog. bbls. 81 sea 80; rye flour,
pure. cwt., Sl.15: buckwheat flour, Dbl,
S5.50M6.
Bran and Shorts-The bran markets are
steady and the demand good, with the bulk
of sales at about $1,000, bat with the general
range from SlO.25@1l. shorts dull accord
ing to quality from SIG 1880.
WHEAT MOVE MENT.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments of wheat today. reported by Presley,